Design an experiment that allows you to take measurements and make calculations based on an object sliding (not rolling) down a ramp (make sure that you can adjust the angle between the ramp and the horizontal. Include images of your set up.

Make sure to show both the ramp and the object that is sliding down the ramp. Be sure to include the material that they are made of (at least the material of the surfaces that will be in contact with each other. Slide the object down the ramp at both a 35 degree angle and a 55 degree angle (if the object will not slide at a 35 degree angle you can select a larger angle).

Record the length of the ramp, the angle, and the time that it took to slide to the bottom (from rest) in your observations. Calculate the final velocity of the object for each trial, along with the acceleration and the net force. Create a free body diagram and solve for the force of gravity and the coefficient of friction (you will need to know the mass of the object).

Organize a lab report that includes a title page, purpose, hypothesis, materials, procedure, observations, analysis, and conclusion.